EgyptAir takes delivery of its first Boeing 737 MAX 8, the first of 18 jets leased from SMBC Aviation Capital.
Aircraft Manufacturers
Airbus is working to bring its aircraft delivery flow back in line with production levels before the second half of 2026, following disruptions linked to manufacturing defects and administrative delays.
Embraer has secured a major regulatory milestone as its next-generation Praetor 600E received triple certification from leading aviation authorities.
Bangladesh is set to formalize a major aviation deal with Boeing as part of a broader economic arrangement with the United States.
China Southern Airlines (CZ) has announced a major wide-scale narrowbody aircraft order with Airbus, committing to 137 A320neo family jets in a deal valued at approximately US$21.37 billion at list prices.
Boeing 737-10 completes maximum brake energy test at Edwards AFB, stopping from 200 mph on worn brakes without thrust reversers.
NASA receives its modified Boeing 777 flying laboratory from L3Harris at Langley, replacing the retired DC-8 with greater payload and range.
Boeing rolls out the first 777-8F freighter from Everett factory. Qatar Airways to be launch operator with 34 on order.
Emirates’ oldest A380, A6-EDF, turns 20 years old. The superjumbo spent 5 years in storage but still flies passengers.
Boeing reveals 30 early-built 777X jets need modifications before delivery as certification advances through TIA Phase 4A toward 2027.